Tilinteko

Synopsis

"Tilinteko" is a Finnish drama film released in 1987, directed by Juhani Niemelä. The story delves into complex interpersonal relationships and moral dilemmas, capturing the emotional landscape of its characters with a nuanced narrative style. Set against the backdrop of Finnish society in the late 1980s, the film explores themes of accountability, personal reflection, and the consequences of past actions. Through its deliberate pacing and introspective tone, "Tilinteko" invites the audience to engage deeply with the psychological subtleties of the characters’ journey as they confront pivotal moments that shape their lives.

Cast

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  Juhani Niemelä

  Nieminen

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  Esko Nikkari

  Varjola

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  Kaija Pakarinen

  Leena Palo

• Seppo Mäki

  Reidar

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  Leo Friman

  Taavitsa

• Riitta Huhtasalo

  Mrs. Varjola

Reviews

The reception of "Tilinteko" has been mixed, reflecting its niche appeal and contemplative style. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.0/10 based on viewer reviews. Many appreciate the film for its atmospheric depiction of Finnish life and the strong performances delivered by the cast, particularly noting Juhani Niemelä's direction that brings out a subtle intensity. Some reviews praise its thoughtful approach to storytelling and character development, highlighting the film's commitment to mood and tone over plot-driven excitement. Conversely, some critics find "Tilinteko" slow-paced and somewhat inaccessible to audiences seeking more dynamic narratives. While it may not resonate broadly, film enthusiasts interested in Finnish cinema and reflective dramas acknowledge it as a significant work that offers insight into cultural and emotional complexities. Unfortunately, there is limited availability of critiques from major aggregation sites such as Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic due to the film's age and distribution scope, leaving much of the critical discourse reliant on regional or niche reviews.

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